SLLA Organizational Leadership

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Which of the following is similar to a small community model, in that students are grouped into cohorts and remain within a small community for their instruction? Departmental model, Integrative model, Project-based learning models, School-within-a-school models

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School-within-a-school models

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If a school is looking to fund major capital improvements via a bond, who is mainly responsible for making the proposal pass?

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Voters

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Conducting regular walks through the plants, receiving formal and informal feedback, and employing plant operators are all great ways for the leader to:

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Monitor the physical plants for safety and compliance

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Where does the majority of school funding come from for most states?

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Local property taxes

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What term is used by the No Child Left Behind Act to describe the minimum qualifications of a teacher?

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Highly qualified

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A sphere of influence refers to:

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A leader's power to affect others, even without formal authority

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Feedback from which of the following offers a unique perspective because they can view the district as it relates to the entire district's curricular program, mission, and goals? Students, Teachers, Community stakeholders, District personnel

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District personnel

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What does the “T” stand for in a SWOT analysis?

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Threats

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What is the PRIMARY way that the leader can encourage stakeholders to engage in lobbying and political activism?

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By educating the community on present issues

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Which of the following incorporates technology use into traditional classroom instruction and is also flexible regarding technology use?
One-to-one technology model, Personalized learning model, Blended learning model, Virtual school model

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Blended learning model